Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-09
c NEWS NOTES.
S;lver hars remain about 1,OO3

Silver bars remain about 1.OO3.
Notice the call for a special meeting G
Division No. 2, A. 0. h.
The CITY Council will meet in regula
session tomorrow evening at the City he
tel.
Sheriff Lloyd and his corps Of deputie
are being kept busy these days s%ubpenaini
witnesses.
Meeting OF the keystone Club tomorrow
evening at their room. A full ATTENDANCE
is requested.
There were no grammatical disquisition!
at the session oil the County Commission
ers yesterday.
The Butte train from Helena was two
hours late last evening. owing to the engine
being off the track.
It is expected that the Grand Jury viii
complete their labors this afternoon, after
a tour of Inspection.
It is said there will be more prospectors
out this next spring than ever before known
in the history OF Montana.
Mrs. Agnes Thirloway, the wife Of the de-
ceased George ~Thirloway. was yesterday
! appointed Administrative for the estate.
It is said that the next attraction at the
| opera house will be a drama produced by
| ama(euT6 IOI Tue UCuCuG Vi IL OAtho ~
ciety.
Superintendent B. Tibbey. OF the Parrot
| nine, writes to friends in this city saying
be expects to be home by the 18th in
slant.
Notice is directed to the advertisement
| of Messrs. Couture & Leford on this page
| OF a sociable at Renshaw's Hall on Wednes-
day night.
| The Pavilion rink. which has been
| changed to a roller skating rink, will have
| a formal reopening tonight with band &C
compartment.
Judge W. I. Lippincott has been busy for
the past several days taking testimony in
several divorce cases. in which he was ap-
pointed referee.
E. Y. Maze. the genial Ticket Agent for the
Union Pacific. sports a fine new clock on
ton OF his ticket rack. The face represents
a locomotive headlight.
The estate OF c. Lauser, deceased, which
was appraised some time ago. was yester-
lay distributed amorg the heirs. the
amount being s3,34s.75.
Justice Dingevon and Constable Mors-
head, indicted by the Grand Jury for false
Imprisonment. appeared in court and gave
$1,000 bail for their appearance.
In Judge Lippipcott's court, Territory
VS.. Goldring, larceny as bailee, Bonner
Mercantile Company complaining witnesses;
trial postponed until II O'Clock to-day.
Cans 4 Klein yesterday received a car
load of trunks from the East. Mr.. Gems
berger SAYS there were ESQ in the car. The
lies are from a dolls trunk toa Saratoga.
Mr.. George Hamilton, of Chicago, left for
Portland, Oregon. last evening. One more
knight of the goose, who came to Butte to
fill the position OF another, fell by the way
side.
The Grand Jury are in session in IAN
apartment on the second floor OF the
Court House. They ought to have a room
of their own in which to hold their deliber-
atoms.
Mr.. Remillard, OF the firm of Remillard 4
Parsons, will leave for Oregon tomorrow
evening to purchase several carloads of
heavy draught horses for the Butte
market.
There is q rumor current among the in
itiated that the Chambers Syndicate has
purchased the new concentration at the An
aconda to be rnn with ores from the Wild
Jim and several other mines.
. An amusing instance of the lengths to
which a lawyer will go in defense OF a client
vas furnished yesterday in one of our JUS
tice courts in which, though the amount
involved was only SIP. the legal luminarv
asked for a jury of twelve men. This is
making a farce Of justice and saddling un-
necessary costs on the case
By a mysterious oversight The MINER
made the mistake OF banning yesterday
of to-day as the date for paying off
at the Parrot Mine and Smelter. The
blind confidence with which our twilight
contemporary followed our lead by reiter-
the statement is charming testimony
to the superiority OF The MINERS sources
of information in general which we take as
matter OF course Never mind, little fell
low, if we can stand it you can.
Sam r. Clerke, the popular salesman in
OF the first foor OF the Bonner |
Company. has just completed |
one OF the neatest pieces OF work in the |
way Of window dressing that has ever |
Main street. The excellent taste !
and discrimination displayed in arrange
ment Of light-colored fabrics for the coming |
spring wear must charm the eve and make |
the mouth water Of every lady who sees it.
After the long and close embrace in which |
winter has held this city is thrown off by |
the thaw now going on. the prospect of re. |
lease from winter wraps is most welcome, |
and Mr.. Clerke's artistic display in Bonner's
VIII be the cause of soon tightening |
many a lady's pocket-book after she has |
seen its irresistible attractions.